Summary

1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 24… (1911)

In 1803 Schinkel went to Italy, returning to Berlin in 1805. The Napoleonic wars interfered seriously with his work as architect, so that he took up landscape painting, displaying a talent for the romantic delineation of natural scenery. In 1810 he drew a plan for the mausoleum of Queen Louise and in 1819 a a brilliant sketch for the Berlin cathedral in Gothic style.
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